dirtymartini

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I know this has been asked before, but what is the correct dilution of Iophodor for botle sanitizing? My wife got me a bottling tree for my B'day and I'm ready to bottle with it. Do I need to keep my hands out of the solution?

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the_bird

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One capful is equal to 1/4 ounce, which when added to 2.5 gallons is the recommended 12.5 PPM no-rinse concentration.

Very good page on Iodophor...
http://www.bayareamashers.org/content/maindocs/iodophor.htm

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cha ngo

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That is an excellent read.
Thanks.

dirtymartini

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Thanks for the quick reply and link. Brewing a new batch and bottling another on my day off.

And there is finally enough snow for wort cooling

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Blender

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I use one tablespoon to 5 gallons. It's the same dilution but I find it easier to measure.

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I use small plastic measuring cups, available at hobby shops, that have graduations down to 1/8 ounce. Great for making up smaller amounts of sanitizer etc.

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